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27 January 2012 Baghdad bombings
Part of Iraqi insurgency (post U.S. withdrawal)
Location	Baghdad, Iraq
Date	27 January 2012 (UTC+3)
Attack type	Car bombing
Deaths	32
Injured	71

v t e Iraqi insurgency (2011–2013)
Timeline 2011 2012 2013 1st Baghdad 2nd Baghdad & Nasiriyah Basra 3rd Baghdad 1st Pan-Iraq 2nd Pan-Iraq 4th Baghdad & Hilla ‡ 3rd Pan-Iraq ‡ 4th Pan-Iraq ‡ 5th Pan-Iraq ‡ 6th Pan-Iraq 7th Pan-Iraq Tuz Khormato 1st Kirkuk Akashat 8th Pan-Iraq Tikrit 9th Pan-Iraq 5th Baghdad ‡ Hawija ‡ 10th Pan-Iraq al-Shabah 6th Baghdad 11th Pan-Iraq 12th Pan-Iraq ‡ 13th Pan-Iraq 7th Baghdad 14th Pan-Iraq ‡ 15th Pan-Iraq Camp Ashraf 8th Baghdad ‡ 16th Pan-Iraq Samarra ‡ 9th Baghdad 2nd Kirkuk 10th Baghdad 11th Baghdad ‡ indicates incidents resulting in over 100 deaths

Iraqi insurgency
(2011–2013)

Timeline

‡ indicates incidents resulting in over 100 deaths

At least 32 people were killed and 71 wounded in the 27 January 2012 Baghdad bombing. A suicide bomber targeting Shias detonated his vehicle at a funeral tent in Zaafaraniyah district in the south of Baghdad. The procession was being held for a local real estate broker who had been murdered by unidentified gunmen the previous day.

References

^ "Factbox – Security developments in Iraq, January 28". Reuters. Thomson Reuters Foundation. 28 January 2012. Retrieved 22 April 2012.
"Iraq suicide blast kills dozens in Baghdad". CBS News. AP. 27 January 2012. Retrieved 31 July 2017.

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